Stainless steel Blender Ball will mix the ingredients more thoroughly and easily

GripperBars™ make it easy to hold

StayOpen™ flip cap won't close while using

28-ounce capacity

Embossed with ounces and milliliter markings

Easy to clean - dishwasher safe

Large drink/pour spout

Secure screw-on lid

Wide mouth makes it easy to add ingredients

Fits most car drink holders

No batteries needed

What makes it so unique?

Gourmet cooks have relied on the wire whisk for hundreds of years to mix and blend their ingredients into a smooth and light consistency.

The patented Blender Ball moves freely throughout the bottle as you shake it, mixing the thickest of drinks with ease. Simply add you ingredients - shake and drink (or pour)!

* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Health Notes

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Bottled Water: What's the Difference?

Many people go for bottled over tap water because they prefer its taste and clarity

Cruising down the beverage aisle, you'll find a wide variety of bottled water brands in varying shapes and sizes. Some neatly fit into your car's cup holder. Others have pull-up tops that won't get lost on the soccer field. The latest wave to hit the shelves is "enhanced" water, which can include flavors, vitamins, minerals, and electrolytes.

What's the difference between types of bottled water?

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has established a "Standard of Identity" to define different types of bottled water, based on the products' specific characteristics:

Spring water-This comes from an underground formation from which water flows naturally to the surface of the earth, and must be collected only at the spring or through a borehole that taps the source.

Purified drinking water-This has been processed to remove chlorine and a majority of dissolved solids such as magnesium.

Naturally sparkling water-This is naturally carbonated from a spring or artesian well.

Artesian water or artesian well water-It comes from a well that taps a confined aquifer (a water-bearing underground layer of rock or sand).

Mineral water-Typically spring water, it contains no less than 250 parts per million of total dissolved solids like calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, silica, and bicarbonates. No minerals can be added to this product.

Which tastes better?

Many people go for bottled over tap water because they prefer its taste and clarity. Tap water contains chlorine to kill bacteria and other micro-organisms, which can make it taste like "pool water." Many bottled water manufacturers use ozone (supercharged oxygen) or ultraviolet light to disinfect the water. Unlike chlorine, neither of these alters the taste.

Is bottled water safer?

Experts can't agree on whether bottled water is safer than tap, but both must meet government safety standards. Tap water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and bottled water is regulated by the FDA as a food product. In fact, bottled water must meet the same strict standards set by the EPA for public drinking water systems. What's more, the FDA requires that bottled water be packaged in a sanitary environment in safety-sealed containers.

What about flavored water?

These fruity beverages might taste good, but technically they're not bottled water. The FDA emphasizes that water with certain ingredients or additives may be classified as a soft drink or dietary supplement. For example, soda water, seltzer, and tonic are not bottled water. The same goes for carbonated water beverages like "enhanced water," which can contain more than 80 calories per serving.

Deborah Kotz is a freelance health writer who happily drinks tap water but carries bottled water to her kids' afterschool sports.

I use this product on a daily basis. The lids are hard to close and open. I an extremely unhappy with the blender bottle. I drink them every morning at work. I ended up spiliing one everywhere because the lid was not coming open.

I recommend this product. I use this at least for or five times a week for mixing protein shakes. It's durable, doesn't leak, easy to clean and is dishwasher safe. The larger 28oz capacity is really nice. Also the blender ball helps thoroughly mix whatever product you are mixing. If there are flaws with this product, I haven't found one.

I was deployed when I received the bottle as a gift, and I was sent a pink bottle. Probably the worst thing you can receive when (1) deployed with people who love to find something to laugh at you for (2) when trying to use to take supplements. It was a decent bottle, but I only used it once and left it for a female who would want to use it. I then bought a better bottle for less from another site. I would not recommend unless you are not worried about what color you receive.

I think the blender bottle brand is the best mixing bottle on the market. The others always seem not to close right, leak out the sides, etc. when mixing your drink. Very happy with the purchase and would recommend to everyone.

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